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  1. 01-31-2015, 16:14 #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by TFOGGER View Post
    Hmmm...does this make a Mosin Nagant a "heavy sniper rifle" since it weighs about 20 lbs?
    Yes, to the DemoCRAPS it is probably considered to be a "heavy sniper rifle" if it weighs any more than a Daisy BB gun.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BlasterBob View Post
    Yes, to the DemoCRAPS it is probably considered to be a "heavy sniper rifle" if it weighs any more than a Daisy BB gun.
    Not to mention, it has sights calibrated to 14 miles...
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    Take a look at that "rifle"...it has two fixed mounts, so basically, a target must stop in the exact line of sight to be hit. A formidable weapon indeed. BTW, what is the baseline "calibre" upon which the "three times the size" was based?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alpha2 View Post
    Take a look at that "rifle"...it has two fixed mounts, so basically, a target must stop in the exact line of sight to be hit. A formidable weapon indeed. BTW, what is the baseline "calibre" upon which the "three times the size" was based?
    Well, they say "23mm" so I gotta go with 7.62x51, as that's pretty close...
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    doesn't that nagent have a 30 round magazine clip in 23mm caliber?
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